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Newspaper
Washington Evening Journal
Location
Washington, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1910
Page
2
A historic home cooking guide explains puff paste as light and flaky when well prepared. It advises chilling, exact butter portions, careful folding and rolling, and a cold dough before baking to ensure a melt in the mouth texture.
Many women can mix an excellent fruit cake but few can bake it without forebodings. Use pasteboard corset boxes 16 by 5 inches, two to three inches deep, lined with greased Manila paper. Bake in a slow oven five hours until done through, then the fruit flavor remains and the crust is soft for easy slicing.
An easy method to crystallize violets involves washing and separating them from leaves and stalks, arranging on a flat dish, brushing with thin gum, and covering with two lumps of sugar until all parts of the flowers are coated. The completed display appears very pretty, especially under artificial light.
Brighten local notes report births and travel as Henry Raucher welcomes a ten pound boy. Movements include Rev Byers farewell sermon, weddings in Mt Pleasant, and various visits. Memorial exercises, box suppers, social events, and a small Iowa Central wreck delay trains noted with multiple residents mentioned.
Wayland notes list several sick residents and visitors while reporting on social events. The graduating class presented The Deacon again to strong attendance. Local families are involved in property purchases, births, and repairs as residents travel to nearby towns.
Ainsworth residents report departures for Keota Rock Island and Washington for visits and commencements. Teachers and students prepare for the Washington commencement while others return from trips to Canada Sask Grande Coulee and Cincinnati. Illness news includes Mrs Shauf appendicitis and Henry Durian’s recovery. land and farm activity notes appear with Sain Nicola assisting Charley Frits.
Miss Vera Eckels is visiting with Miss Ruth Swift. Mrs. George Benson visited at the William Nichol son home in Washington. Mrs. Will Saville stayed with relatives in Washington. Rev. S. P. Telford of Maxwell Pa visited his sister Mrs. Robert Kephart. Children's day exercises set for Sunday afternoon June 5 with inviting notice.
Mrs. Fitzwater returned to Indianapolis after months with her daughter Mrs. Currie and other relatives in Crawfordville. Several residents departed for Washington, including Mrs. Wortman Mrs. Neal and Miss Manners. Mrs. Vesey arrived from Winfield and J B McCoy with son Frank Dr A M Cowden and Mr and Mrs Maxwell attended Washington graduation exercises last evening.
The Harvey Stock company closes a four weeks’ engagement in Bloomington Illinois tomorrow night after a ninety two week successful run. They are booked as the opening attraction of the Air Dome June 6 and will perform all week with a high class play lineup. The company, claimed to be the largest and most complete stock organization on the road, tours city time only. They were to move to Dubuque Iowa for summer shows but Washington engagement at the Air Dome caused a change. A musicians troupe will provide a fine musical program.
The passage lists nine requisites for those who seek legal action: wealth, patience, a strong cause, competent lawyers and counsel, solid evidence, a reliable jury, a just judge, and good luck. It frames litigation as a demanding endeavor requiring multiple favorable factors.
An official report states carrion crows spread disease rather than cleanse towns. It contradicts previous beliefs and argues against crow protection in British Guiana towns.
A Burnley factory was halted after an eel from the Calder entered the condensing apparatus of the boiler. Workers stopped the machinery to remove the fish and resume operations once it was extricated.
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